Fair Haven Union High School’s fourth annual career fair marked a significant milestone by reaching students beyond its own halls. The event welcomed dozens of vendors and saw participation from an even larger number of students, showcasing the growing community engagement.

Iowa’s public schools may soon see a change in how they identify bullying, as new legislation heads to Governor Kim Reynolds for approval. The proposed update to the anti-bullying statute aims to redefine bullying within the education system.

A new global survey reveals that children aged 5 to 12 are seeking more than just fun in the sun on their vacations. From making new friends to stepping into their favorite fantasy worlds, kids today crave connection and imaginative experiences that turn holidays into unforgettable adventures.

Montana’s finest high school wrestlers have been recognized with the Statewide Blewett Wrestling Scholarships, awarded to top student-athletes across each classification. The scholarships celebrate both athletic prowess and academic achievement among the state’s youth.

In Berlin, BES marked Earth Day and Earth Week with a series of innovative activities involving firehoses, Jenga blocks, and “ocean wave drums.” The celebrations engaged the community and promoted environmental awareness through creative educational methods.

Wayfair’s extended Way Day sale brings an unbeatable deal on a full-sized wooden swing set for just $209, complete with free shipping—making it the perfect time to enhance your backyard for summer fun.

The Bonnyvale Environmental Education Center in Brattleboro is hosting a series of outdoor programs this May at 1221 Bonnyvale Road. Residents are invited to participate in events aimed at enhancing environmental awareness.

Students often begin the school year full of excitement, but soon report feeling tired and hungry. Establishing consistent routines can help children adjust better and maintain their energy throughout the school day. Parents play a key role in setting these routines to support their children’s success.

MasterClass is offering significant savings this spring, allowing learners to access courses taught by renowned figures like Mindy Kaling, Issa Rae, and the late David Lynch. The online platform features a diverse range of expert instructors, from Hollywood directors to former U.S. presidents.

Ready to volunteer but not sure where to start? Discover how to find opportunities that align with your passions and make a meaningful impact.

As federal education programs face significant cuts, U.S. Rep. Maggie Goodlander visited Concord to address the rising costs of child care, highlighting the growing burden on families.

From the gridiron to the golf course, Steelers legend Jerome Bettis is inspiring young athletes by teaching them life skills through golf. His new initiative helps local teens develop essential qualities beyond sports.

The Indiana General Assembly has approved a significant bill co-authored by state Rep. Bob Heaton to ease childcare licensing restrictions. This legislative move aims to expand access to childcare services for families across the state, and the bill now awaits the governor’s signature.

Looking for the perfect Easter egg hunt for your kids in Central Florida this year? We’ve compiled a guide to the best spots where your family can celebrate the holiday together.

When a child’s crayon masterpiece ended up on the church’s choir room piano, one individual sought a solution to restore its beauty. The incident left the piano looking terrible, prompting a proactive search for an effective remedy.

Stuck on today’s NYT Strands puzzle? We’ve gathered essential hints and answers for game #412, including the elusive spangram, to help you conquer the challenge.

As teenagers yearn for independence, parents tighten their grip—but is it protection or control? Understanding the intentions behind parental rules can bridge the generational divide.

Experts warn that nearly 80% of American teenagers aren’t getting the recommended 8 to 10 hours of sleep. Bedtime routines, they say, aren’t just for toddlers—they could be the key to helping teens get the rest they need.

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has announced upcoming government-funded studies aiming to identify environmental toxins that may be contributing to the rising rates of autism in children. The initiative reflects growing concerns over increasing autism diagnoses and a commitment to uncover potential environmental factors.

A New Haven student’s compelling message against school violence has earned first place in the “Knocking Violence Out of My School” video competition, announced by the Macomb County Prosecutor’s Office. The contest highlights student creativity in promoting safer school environments.

A significant recall of baby food sold at Target has been announced after concerns arose about potential elevated lead levels, affecting more than 25,000 packages. The company that produces the baby food initiated the recall to address the possible contamination.